@Sunniva said in Bile can serve as a reservoir for funghi, making them harder to treat:

(DMSO) inhibits the germination of Candida albicans

That is so interesting . You just helped me to connect the dots.
Several times when I used Melanon topically on the area above my liver/gallbladder I experienced fungal die off. I attributed it to apigenin or naringenin, but it might as well be the DMSO.
Apigenin and naringenib are also anti-fungal. They're also small molecules, but not hydrophilic. But still Melanon should be a very effective anti fungal applied topically.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29346565/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33934490/

If the gallbladder is so hard to reach for anti-fungals maybe topical is the way to go.
Maybe using some anti-fungal IdeaLabs supplements over the gallbladder would be good, ideally one that uses DMSO as a solvent.

Alternatively dissolving MSM in DMSO should help. It is a small, hydrophobic molecule and it dissolves in MSM so it might be very potent if delivered directly to the gallbladder via topical application.

Here Peat talks about atropine / jimson weed, aka Datura stramonium, infamous for its hallucinogenic and intoxicating properties, but medicinal in this context:

"...the medical standard for a long time was to use muscle relaxant like atropine or jimson weed to relax the duct out of the gallbladder and then take olive oil to stimulate the contraction"

"But is there something, what did you say, Doc, you do before the gallbladder flush that is good to do to relax the muscles around the gallbladder?

The jimson weed. It works like atropine, very similar chemical. And that 50 to 100 years ago was recognized as very effective and safe, but the atropine, partly because drug culture used it for entertainment, it lost a lot of its medical use [...] A piece of leaf the size of your thumbnail sometimes was enough"

bioenergetic:life: 05.16.22 PEAT RAY